Sentence examples for newspaper point of from inspiring English sources

From a newspaper point of view, this just won't do.

Despite what must have been a gruesome experience, from a cold-blooded newspaper point of view, the Guardian had been admirably served by Cooke and other reporters, Hetherington said.

Under its headline "why the public should know of Swiss bank's pattern of misconduct" the newspaper points out that not all holders of such bank accounts had broken any tax law.

The newspaper pointed to the construction of temples and statues dedicated to the former leader in the provinces of Shaanxi, Guangdong and Hunan.

The newspaper pointed to article 87 of the Communist party's disciplinary regulations which deals with potential punishments for the illicit possession of golf membership cards.

Others more wisely from this newspaper's point of view would have him cling more vigorously to the New Labour reform agenda that the Tories are trying to expropriate.

And, from this newspaper's point of view, he needs to commit unequivocally to the course of public-service reform eventually set by Mr Blair, then pursue it with dogged competence.If he does this, especially if the economy recovers, he will have a chance against the Tories.

As Canadian journalist Dona Johnson put it in the British Columbia Times Colonist newspaper: "[T]he point of this party is to rack up loot for the newborn".

Jennifer Kabat, a writer, editor and Margaretville resident who has written extensively about the region's recovery online and in local newspapers, pointed to "a sort of tentativeness" among residents who have been forced to navigate a bureaucracy.

Few of the hand-wringing articles about the demise of newspapers point out that huge amounts of natural resources are used in their production.

In other words, the closure of the newspaper points not only to a ruthless attack on press freedom in Turkey, but an assault on one of Turkey's minority communities as well.